Sentence examples similar to a kind fair from inspiring English sources

Fusing art and the latest technological trends, this one-of-a kind fair is small but stunning, with 50 exhibitors and an average of 300 total artworks offered.

In many ways the new book is a plea for a kinder, fairer Britain.

She was a kind and fair person, though.

Perhaps the fact that an aircraft pilot risks her life by flying over enemy territory makes the piloted craft a more palatable delivery platform of death, a kind of "fair fight" rationale.

The systematic pattern we found indicates that the majority of respondents clearly prefers models that cannot be classified as sheer 'incentives' and monetary motivation, but as a kind of fair compensation for health and surgery-related (e.g. such as after treatment) costs which can also be interpreted as removing disincentives [ 39].

The President is our Ambassador Supreme and he must restore an image for our country that reflects the character of the American people - tolerant, kind, fair, and willing to use force as a last resort, never a first.

He is kind, fair and tender-hearted, able to move past conventional beliefs in order to see the bigger picture.

What we now correctly consider sexual harassment was then viewed, by Brown and many others, as a kind of fair-trade agreement.

More than ever I think a kind of fair-trade system for artists and creative technologists should be implemented.

The professor was a kind and fair-minded woman in her 40's, who had probably been working there for a decade.

"Don was a kind, gentle and fair man and a good friend.